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Summary: Indian ironworks were world renowned but the British colonization lead to closure of mines so that the metals were not used in revolts. India was a leader in textile production. Indian Shipbuilding was also cut off by the British colonization

Effect: India's most profitable exports were cut off by Britain in the name of preventing a revolt.

Inventions: Microwave Horn, Microwave communication, Crystal detector,

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Summary: Egypt was a major producer of cotton while it was under British rule, Muhammad Ali attempted to industrialize Egypt but because of the British Tariff restrictions this failed

Effect: Failed attempt at industrialization, created a connection between Europe and Africa. Was not able to compete in selling cotton or cloths

Inventions: Running factories on animal power

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Summary: Japan's choice to industrialize was fueled by a need for defensive capabilities. Japan has a very ancient and rich culture, and seeing the changes brought with industrialization, were hesitant to adopt it, fearing destroying aspects of their culture. But Industrialization techniques from the west took over.

Effect: Japan became a power in the new world and stopped western powers from destroying their traditions and culture.
Exporting rice, tea, oil, and coal. Traveling within Japan grew far easier and quicker thanks to transportation advancements. Military and Government were directly related. Trade opened up again.

Inventions:  Roads, Rail Roads, Schools, Factories,

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Summary: The U.S. was one of the first places the Industrialization spread to, being still connected to Britain. The U.S. quickly developed their own system of manufacturing.
Effect: Advances in manufacturing and many inventions or optimizations to already existing inventions. Exporting lumber and cotton to primarily Britain.
Inventions: Telephone, Edison's version of the Lightbulb, Cotton Gin, Phonograph

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Summary: Britain mined for coal and iron, especially in the West of the country exporting it across the world, having fuel to power the various machines invented within Britain that helped to contribute to the dominance of the Empire, which was 1/4 of the worlds population.
Effect: Britain grew technological advances steadily and early, having invented some of the critical machines of the revolution.
Invention: Steam Engine, Spinning Jenny, Telegraph

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Summary: Brazil and Mexico saw faster industrialization than the rest of Latin America, Brazil, had the largest manufacturing in all of South America, with the continent primarily exporting textiles.

Effects: Large export of textiles, Sugar and metals. Competition between countries, independence in many of the South American countries.

Inventions: quick drying ink,

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Summary: Russia was very late to industrialize, but showed a high export of natural resources, and the expansion of the trans-Siberian railway across the wide country.

Effects: 2 Tsars ruled during this time, but exploitation of serfs caused industrialization to fail and inability to manufacture at this time. Major producers of steel and petroleum.

Inventions: Electric Tram, Electric Boat, periodic table

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Summary: Africa saw a population increase and rapid urbanization, the Zulu kingdom after about 80 years was absorbed into South Africa. British, French, Portuguese, Spanish, German, and Dutch colonies if Africa made up most of the land. This lead to the Xhosa Cattle-Killing movement and the Yaa Asantewaa War and Samory Toure's battles in West Africa.

Effects: Most women in Africa earned suffrage rights in the 1850's, high production of ivory, palm oil, copper, gold, diamonds and rubber on the west coast. Manufacturing took place inside peoples homes.

Inventions: Surgical techniques, antiseptics, barkcloth bandages.

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Summary:Rapid population growth and technological advancements, importing raw materials like palm oil and cotton that was not grown in Europe. Many immigrated to America for economic opportunities.

Effects: Europe imported in more products than any other region, countries gave women suffrage rights within 6-30 years since the revolution. Enlightenment ideas were greatly popular.

Inventions: Internal Combustion Engine (Belgium), Steam Engine (Scotland), Electric Railways and Trams (Germany)